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Rudi Guest
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27-01-2008, 23:51 Subject: Wheel arch cover == "Wheel arch extension" |
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From my old Golf 2, I still remember these plastic parts that you...
'...placed on the outer edges of the fenders and, if necessary, covering the lower edge where rust or corrosion is present.'
have covered
a) Are they still around?
b) Do they happen to have the official designation 'Wheel Arch Cover'?
Best regards,
Rudi
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Hutfahrer Schrauber


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28-01-2008, 0:03 Subject: Wheel arch cover == "Wheel arch extension" |
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I had listed them on the invoice as "wheel arch extensions" for my Jetta back then. Automobile Zeitzeugen: |SUZUKI Swift Sport (2008)| |Smart 450 (2002)| |Kymco Heroism 125 (1997)|
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bloesch Profi-Schrauber

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28-01-2008, 5:35 Subject: Wheel arch cover == "Wheel arch extension" |
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Morning!
a.) to the best of my knowledge: yes.
b.) yes
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28-01-2008, 10:21 Subject: Wheel arch cover == "Wheel arch extension" |
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Great!
Thank you both.
Best regards,
Rudi
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